Modern day digital photography and printing methods rarely produce poor images…..however, in wedding photography this is more a result of poor composition, framing the subject or distractions in the image just as you see here.
A substantial sum will have secured your wedding pictures so your first call should be with your photographer. I often see pictures submitted straight from the camera without any thought to post editing. Those wedding pictures are memories of the day, an original scene and provenance of the occasion....I would consider the processing of those pictures to be equally important. Like the pictures below, with a small amount of thought the final edits are a vast improvement.
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Whoops.......and colour cast
still whoops...…colour cast removed
subjective!
Images courtesy Pinterest & Bridal Guide; Buzzfeed; Wedding party; Brit co; Belle the Magazine
examples and suggested restoration by Fotofixnow.co.uk
some distractions here which impose on the composition
Cropped from the right side and removed the fellow with the awful expression
A 1914 Glass plate portrait by Arnold Genthe...no leeway in improving exposure and contrast...the left eye is not as in focus as the right
Improved contrast & exposure, sharpened up a little and more detail in the eyes